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T 'V . , !f V. 5 C I I I :L . .--- w•-:-1 41 ,t3t'''' l ( 4) Piz-7-4 .4„ • ,-,_ „,-.:, / , _,?,:-?, . - . • ,:: ..,....._... Vk• ' i t, ... , ---_1111194, A NV 10 ..:.*4,T) ft;:,:trt,.‹,,,,_ :::.v.,....,:., ... .. . , lr gi t • • R N UMBER 5055.) FRIDAY, NOVL:MBER. 25, 1808. [PRICE SitiENCE. TTaIiATRE ROYAL, DRURY..LANB. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 23, 1608, Will be performed THE WONDER. Don Lopez, Mr. PEN LEY ; Don Felix, Mr. ELLISTON; Frederick, Mr. PUTNAM ; Don Pedro, Mr. MATHEWS ; Lissardd, Mr. BANNISTER; Donna Vigilante, Mrs. lORIYAN; Donna Isabella, Miss BOYCE ; Inis, Mrs. SCOTT; Flora, Miss MELLON. End of the Play (second time ; , a new Comic Dance, called I.OvE IN A TUB. (Composed by Mr. D'Egville.) h e Charaders by Mr. Laurent, Master Noble, Miss C. Bristow, &c. W I Tli ROSINA. Mr. Belville, Mr. GIBBON ; Captain Belville, Mr. DIGNUM; Mib) KELLY ; Rustic, Mr. MILLER ; Rusin, Miss LYON - 11zw-ciis i Mrs. SPARKS; -40#- -'..tehs*be, Mrs. BLA ND. to.„ , — ‘4Q,S Second Price 35.—Pic 35..6d. Second Price =— Cali • p ri ,erY as. Second Price pper Gallery is. Second 1 * ad• —No Aloney to be returned. O: e sjor the lioxes to be taken of Mr. Sluing, at the Box- T 7 Kusseli-street. Half to be opened at flail past Five, and begin at new Comic Dance of Love in a Tub was received with rep ea ers4 ' 4 PPrubAtioa, aid the loudest applause, and-will be ° rep e al TMoro-morrow, T uystay, and Wednesday next. Tl urild r? h w e , D t e liti e,toiiiic opera of the Cabinet ; with The Or, I: m "claY, the ..:ornedy o Cohn Bull ; with Blue Beard ; on eirla le C uriosity Til "`LY7 The Mountaineers. ne b: v Ura nia, and a new Comedy, are in rehearsal, and s Peedily produced. LAST NIGHT OF ACTING AT THE OPERA HOUSE. KING' s THEATRE, HAY-MARKET, '179-MORBOW EVENING,. Nov. 26, 1861 will be pertormed KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. • kin- Henry o: Engiarid, Mr. POPE ; ' olsey, Mr, KENII3LE: - eT;' Crai n n ll W rebbisll4. of CanterbilitY;Xtr A'ILIR RAY ; Loin ilj.h Chancellor, Mr. IAM lit i< r ; Duke of hucnln heul, NP. 13R U ; arcli ner i !h k s e i, ° ; ! t of rWi tiLll)ll6' Mr. CR ES W k LI.: • - hester, Mr. BLANC ' HARD ; • Crotnwell, Mr.;•C KEMBCE ; of Lq,laniii Mrs. siDOONS ; lialy - Denny, Mrs. DA V EN P.ORT4 Anne Bonen, Miss BRISTOW ; Patience (with a Songl, Miss BOLTON. WITH THE FOREST OF ELERIVIANSTADT; Or, P,RINCESS AND NO 'PRINCESS. The Music composed by Mr. louvi. • The Prinupal Charaders by • Nlr. flit)Mr:AM, Mr 13RUNTON, m e Mr. liAk LEY. Mr: BLANCHARD, 'LIS*FON, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. JEFFERIES, I , Mr. KING, Mr. W. MURRAY, jOHN•STi , N, Mrs. flUnrtt RIES, Mrs. DAVENPORT, plc. &c. `calls 6s, S ec ond Price. 3s.—Pit 33. 6d. Second Price 2s. p i ery zs. Second Price is. a m laces for the Iluxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Half a Ditt.tue Hay- b tnarket. • oors to e opened at Half past Five, and begin at fast Six. O n'on,• , At the avt the-Phry of The Mountaineers Will he. aaed bzi Theatre Royal, in the Hay-market, where the.eurrl- Nilvill periorni during tlie rest of the Season.- To whieli for Authorsc add Al, never per :mined, anew farce, called A School 'The be aa eci c,Y Grand Melo.Dramatic Opera of The Exile will turd a T.esday Wednesday,.ThurSdsiY, riclay, and Sa. y next Week. PRIVATE TUITION. C LERGYMAN, who has lately been a Private Tutc,:r Eton wishes for a similar ppoin:rnellt. PPlica 4 i.;n to . t , c 'made by Letters (post-Paid) to A. M. An, Francis -strew., Newiustuu, Surrey. t IPSWICH BANK NOTES. t THE Brown Paper Parcel addressed to Messrs. l iai t•:fickett and Co. Ipswich", containing- Notes of the above ' Ti s ll 'i ot tol..and 51. each, and supposed•to have been lost . on 4 ,1-1 . rsday night, the loth of Nov. instant; from the I pswi.lll 1 . 7: v Norwich Mail Coach which runs from the Swan with ', co,,ZNecks, in Ld-lane, is snare come to li.oid, with all its 1 cra tits, in satety. BROMLEY and BELL, Solicitors. 3 "s Inn, 22d Nov. 'So& I" - ......,...... , PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION, A. N'EW MODERN•ATLAS. By JOIIN PINKERTON. e s.ze Cuu'dlning By 'vi a s or thcleabouts, engraved mth i called ' P et D . A so as to correspond with the ceiebrateel . workt cal mage s adva -- " dl e- These Maps will be delineated with-all the by the latest miprovelneuts in ,eograplit the , p , r ,!, 064 ; ;el:4 e'li,, , •iaved 'with the uttuost b.atity that - the arts can admit -Each, Map wilt he drawn. 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VILLA, delight fully situated at a Pleasairt.distance from, and abutting upon, the great road between Clitiritstord and I ngatestone, about four miles from the foriner\anci two -antics from the latter, being in the Palish of Margaretting, about 25 miles from London, to and from whence coaches are hourly pass_ ing, now in the Occupation of the .Proprietor, Mi. lames Hodgkin, together with five Inciostues, containing about 16 Acres of the most fertile Pasture Land. in the neighbour hood, producing abundant crops, and lying in a Ring fence,_ Well watered, and interspersed with some thrifty young oak and elm timber trees. A very neatly laid out Garuen, plant ed with espalier and otl,er fruit-trees. The _House. has been built but a few years, and includes good dry Cellars in the base ; a Vestibule, Parlour Draw ing-room; Kitchen, with a Pump of good water, and Dairy - upon the ground floor; four Bed-rooms on the first floor, and t hrec Servants'-chambers in the Attics; the whole fitted up with nuaneto• - f; Closets and other conveniendes. The detached Offices iiichide a very compact Brewery ; a Three stalled 'Stable. tirit Harness Cle4et, anti flour over ; Coach house; Cow house, with Calves'-pens; Wood-house, and Poultry-house. • A small farmery,witu the necessary Build ings surrounding it. lbout five roods of the land is copyhold, the remainder, with the buildings, is ireeliold. The out-goings area quit rent of 145. 4d. aid Land-tax, 41. 133. 6d. 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Sl . l —For manyyearS I have been most terribly afflicted with. a. severe Bilious Compliant, and which had batted the skill of several of our most eminent k'hy-.- sicians, and which truly made iny very existence miserable, but having heard the wonderful cure. your invaluable DIXON's AN'f !BILIOUS PILLS had wrought on Mr. Luz•is, Chief Officer of the Upion, I was induced to give theth a fair trial, and after taking one Roxfouud the utmost benefit ,• by, a continuation of that Medicine I was complete ly cured, and a now as hearty and strong as ever.—As this, it /n' de public, may induce many aftliaed persons to give .the Pills a trial, I have no objeaion to your publishing the same. _ . Sir, your most obedient humble Servant, Mae/by-place, South Lambeth, G. RICKWOOD. Aug. so, 18 0 7. Dixon's Pills have been found a certain Cure in Bilious and Nervous Bead •Achs, 1 - leatt-burn, proceeding from free living. ace. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, London; and retail by most Country Booksellers and Medi : citie Venders, in boxes, at as. gd. and 6s, each ; and for I farad y use r in boxes at aas. each. NAVY-OFFICE, November 9, .180 a. POOR KNIGHTS OF IFIN DSO R. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -ISIONaRS of HIS 211.4 . 7E,S TY's N4VY do hereby give Notice so such Lieutenants iv' His Majesty's Navy as are, desirous of being recommended for the appointment of P.or Knight cf Windtsr, render the Will of the late Samuel Travers, Esi. that they must apply at this Office on or before the 3 i rt December next, when they will be informed of the nature of the CertVrates and Testimonials which are required to thew that they conic within the meaning of the said Will, which expresses that they " are to he Superannuated or Disabled Lieutenants of English Men of "War," and " shall be'tingle Men, 'without Children, inclined to Lead a virtuous, studious, and devout life, to be removed if they give occasion for scandal." BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR. TR/IMPORT OFFICE. Nov. 22, doB. WHrREAS the Four French Pri.imets of War, " nstred and described at the Foot hereof, have absconded from Tiverton, in Devonshire, in violation of their Pa , ole of Honour, lbs Commissioners for Condufling his Majesty's Trans_ tort service, &c. do hereby °jet. a Reward of FIVE GUI. NE AS for the Re,oapture of cub of the said Prisoners, fairly Pers•n or Persons who shall apprebeud them; or clay, of them, and deliver them At this Office, or otherwise cause them to Se: se curely lodged in any of the Public Gaols : LOUIS JOSEPH LA FETTE, Lieutenant de Vaisieau, 3t years of age, 5 feet 6i ins*: stout, round visage, dark compllxion, black hair , bath eye:. FEROINAWD GUt CHA RD, .4 nag* de Azissext, 30 _year age, 5 feet 64 inches high, zilch!, 6val svir.t g e , fair rtms .pe'exion, dark brown , hazle eyes. EMANUEL LE DUC, Lieutenant de Fatale :tie, 3o jyars cf age, 5 feet 6 inches high, 'nadir si z e, oval 1.45, ge, dark cu,n piexion, (lurk brown halt, grey. ryes. V. M. PHI LI Pl' E , Midshipman, •22 years oLage, 5 ; fief 5} inches hie?, stout, oval visage, fair cennplexic : n, dark blown hair, bazde tyro. DUTIES ON PROFITS OF FOREIGN OR COLO'. DUTIES POSSESSIONS AND SECUIU Es. • HE . . , Property Mt of the - 46th present Majesty di efts, that Profits arising from Foreign Pos sessions or Foreign Securities, .01 any, of His Majesty's Do inmions: beyond the Seas; snail he assessed by the Co•nuns sioners aeting LON DON, It R sToI,, LIVE i'oo or. GLASGOW, at or nearest to which sh..h 'Property, shall have been first imported, (Sr at or neareSt to:lvhich the Per:- son Who shall have received Remittances. shail resit e. , And the dof His prestmtMajesty directs, that whenever the Produce or Profits, arising as atones id, shall have been ins. .ported into or received by any Pcisbo, , partly m the.,Port at London, and partly in any of the Out- Ports Above tinned; the whole of such Produce or Profits shall h.L.As.. sensed by the Commissioners of London, and oot elsennuifeq - and whenever such Produce or :Profits shall ' have -6e'm wholly imp ,rtedinto, or received by any Person.in or. Ports above mentioned, but in doi - Z•dirt parts in two or more of sUch Out ports, the whole thereof shall be. Assessed •at -that• place at, which the major part iir wane siall,have been imported or received, providA that .the Returns of such Produce or Profits shall be il,ilivered to the CominissiOners at each of thiY places at which any part thetcuf shall have be'an:impbrted. or received. , It being alSo further di'ceted by the said first mentioned .Att of the 46th of His 111 - e . :it Majesty, that the Agent or Receiver of such Produce or Prt , fits shall b 1 _charged fur the same, and shall be answerable for all Ails required to bb done for assessing and paying theQuties on such Property, whether the Owner or Pruprictor be,,residerit m Great Uri • tain or not, under the Pelialtlcs ciontainA to the sad Aas : His Majesty's Commissioners for the AfFiirs of Taxes hereby give notice, that stria Inquiries are now making as to Prgperty so imported or •reeeived, and by whoni or on whose account; Out :being desirous to avoid the infliction of Penalties, they hereby requite that alt Persons who as Owners or Proprietms„ or as Agents or Receivers or Prritits,, or of Property of the description above mentioned, shall have re ceived, tire saute in. Crest Britain, and who have neglettett or omitted to comply with th? provisions of the Ads now re cited, by not delivering till( 4; complete Retu , ns for the current and any tOrmer year for which they may he in (le- . I.:nit to • the Commissioners of the respective places above stated, according to the direCtions therein einitained; do-forth with deliver such Returns, otherwise they will be proceeded against. for'the Penalties incurred - by such mission and de tault. That the !said Colimissioners having been informed that several Estates 'stand aiarged with Annuities to Persons re siding in G teat Britain, payable out attic Proceeds of the said Estatesond that it has become a practice to deduct the Amonnt of s:.(1 A milli ti:s front the Estimate of P roti cs, hereby not mil x reducing the Income oldie Proprietar, tint concealing the payment of said Annuities, think it necessary to state,iliatato Annuity or Intcrest of Money.‘haceed on any Estate 1 his Majesty's 'Foreign Dominions,. ()tight to: hip . deducted 'from. the Estimate of the Profits, bill onght to be Mcluchtitherein as pail or. the: P rolits(.4 the frst:ttepayithle tollief'Anntlitants,' aid that the. Proprietors or ; their: Agents, cue respeciiyely liable to the Duty to he charged. thereon. And th.o, . cases. where, after paym . eot of sueli .iimutt:i(s; no' profit . would remain to be accounted for by the'Propnctors Ortheir- Agents, they are bound to return .tne :Nyioulic of. such.AlW nuities, and ro e char/ed I;.ir then! n all .w cases, the Proprietors or their Agents respectiytdy arc 't t. deduct • troth . the respective Annuitants their . proportion - o 4 Hie' Duty charged in respect thef rot ' ' • By Order of 'the Board, MATTHEW WI wr Elt;'lSee. - • Office for Taxes, . Nov. 5, tBa. " FROM THE LONDON, cxiv.e • Satuniay, +cl-. AN IMPORTANT CAUTION To LI, Wl4O RE- GARD TH LIR HEA it„ rr HE long,establi4led repaatioti, (if Dr(' NOR YM DROPS having induced. a f.iercen.iry attempt to intrude'on the Public a spoious itnitac'ion, the sole Pro prietor of the genuine Medicine teels its duty to give . a Cau tion against the dangerous effects of suelf an imposition. A slight attention to the Duty Stainp on e.:( tt Bottle of the ge.,, nuine Preparation, whiCh bath the t.)l;:r.e' "ruom-As I s MOOKE," engraved in it by.faVour .1. Government ; solely and purposely ta,guard this invaluable Zt_ledicine from Fiauds,.• will be a sufficient Security against t ill cdnsequeliceS of cOuitterteit intrusions: The cordial iYirtues of these' DrOpS are adapted' tt.) all Climes and Seasouis'. - And they are, as those who are the tiabit of taking them can testify, not only a powerful -Restorative' in most etisorders., .but equally, a preserver of health: liil ; evers of all sorts, epeciarly the Yellow . or Putrid, so destructive in the West Indies and America ' s Colds, Asthmas, beginning ConSumptions, Com. plaints Olthe Stomach and Bowels, iScc, and particularly in the discomforts and decays ofAlvaticed life, experience.' of more than Malta century has indubitably provesltheir rior efficacy. • Bottle, 225. to be had only at the Doaors" 1-10u5.,, No. 29, Lower Brook .street, where orders for ex, portation arc duly executed. Sipaller. Bottles at us. and' zs. gd. sold wholesale and retail - by Nlessts. Bacon anti Co. tso, ()xterd : strezt..___ _ Also Dr.NORAI S's celebrated A NTI-BILIOUS PILLS, 1 witti ampfe Dirclions, zs. gd. the ,130%. SPANISH CO4I;NzzA,„ 1t5.--eing prevented, by want of time, from giving in detail the advices received by yesterdty's post, we shall at preSent insert only tee substance •of thersi. We have the pleasure of being enabled by them to assure rho public, for their satislatlion and tranquillity, that thecircumstanceOf there being no letters from Burgos, by the two, last posts, proceeded not from the French having again entered that city, as some were perhaps inclinedlo think, but from some of the inhabitants, alarmed by The movements of our army in Logrono, having, without any other ground, abandoned the city; and under the same impression the post-master also re. tired with the letters, which most certainly be received by the next post, by way of ,Madrid t that various toadies of our troops, marching to-join the army, had entered Burgos, where had also arrived Seignor GALcuz with his 13,000 men, and a consi derable body of cavalry, mid likewise the troo;)s of his Britannic I\taesty that had left Portugal The retreat effe4ed by the , army under General BLAKE from Valmaseda e after a continued engage ment from eight in the morning until nine at was as brilliant as a Via6ry could have been. It-is positively - stated, that the enemy had upwards. of 5000 killed. Among the 'prisoners was a (general. We must also have necessarily sustained same l oss . It, would be absurd to think otherwise. According to report, the 4th division %dere the principal suf . ferers, Our brave Cauz, and his sharp-shooters of Cadiz, it is said, have been conddled to ••Pampeiuna.----The French did not measure their .valour with those warriors until the latter had no ammunition left, and even then it was only by a great superiority of numbers, and much bloodshed; thatthey were made prisoners. -At 'rudela, there was a force of I 3,000 Spanish infantry and cavalry ; - and letters - from thence say, that 14000 more were expyacd tig'xt day, all eager takome to atlion - I.vitti tlitAipeMy. They write from `Catalb6V, tßat the reinforce. tnents sent from Portugal, .Arragon; and Valencia,' had..alreAy and that the trooils (miler Seig,tror IttDING were on . the point of druering it-r.thal•thfacrity at!tieiltlioiagisp:pf the inliabitants•were daily incrzaSing,. , deiltly perCt:ied . thetclip. (AftkloFe of - ttii%l~'rench "-troops, and eveli 1,1:CH1 iliaireit, 'was very, :(*ttisicleri , .. ably - lowered ; and t4l it nu 'doubtasAnteriained; that, within a 'try few - ithys, .burr6smE. rtz?tild soli., terms of capituiation;, • • :They '.true from Madrid, that thelistsirOttic.Ers, coulliosin the Staff of Seignor cUESTA, is Vised. latter . is:still at •Aratiiilez.;:b6l ever appears in public.' Ilke'y • ialso write' from iii-at oily, that the . chief command of tlie . i.tny of. the centre is to be given to the MtirtitiiS MANA ; that "Seignor, MoRLAiitQ be.lids C,ltlart er- Alaster , General, and that Seignor BEAku will re tain the chief command of the army aaually under • his orders. SALtAGOSSA, Nov. 5.-All the Murcians have this.day roarched . thr Navarre. The - General set off last n ht for Tudela, where General CASTANOS is. It is is supposed they will concert measures for an attack upon the enemy, and we are confident of suc cess. The accounts from Catalonia are highly flattering. According to letters from thence, it would appear the Catalonians will very speedily be delivered from oppression. MADRID, Nov. 9.—Last night the .posts from Castile, Galicia, and Burgos, came in at a very late hour ; for it appeals that in the latter city there was some bustle among the inhabitants, in consequence of the French having sent to demand of them a great number of rations. It is c:A - tain - they will not come to fetch them, as the troops of Estrernadura have arrived in that city, with their cavalry and an ex cellent trait of artillery. The Central Junta is expe&ed to reatove to this . capital by the 16th inst. Every preparation is - =making to attack the French at Logrono, before they fortify themselves there. ARANJDEZ, NOV. g.HCOUDI FLORIDA BLANCA ' has leceived the following. Dispatch from -Field Marshal Count BELVEDER, dated • Burgos, the 7112 . At. : . . ‘ Most Serene - Seignor 77 ori the sth inst. I ar . rived With the first division of the arty under. my . ;commald at , Aranda de Duero ;. a n d :. On the;6th,., . s , lemiiinev e .d my march as far as Lerma, though ,thew n• exCesSie,_ fall of ram had rendered the - roads al. : ,i,mOst impassable: I' arrived, hoWesier, at dusk, the • troops having' accomplisheclA march of seven leagtiel„ ' • tiotwitlh'..i . St)oling their having had to, walk up. to the:. _knees in timd; 4 and though it.conjinued.to rain without etlie interval of a single ,minute. On my reaching the, q•lait-nientioned place, I learned thatall the inhabitants • of :13nrgiii had left that city, in consequence of their havirig ''received information of the appro.ach o f the, —., . enemy. ' I immediately gave orders to prepare :for ~ nhuching this day in that direetion, allowing . the, troops nu longer repose than was necessary to enable . them to resume their route ; and not withstanding.., some:difficulties i t v.llich .occurred, in conser r uence of the incleMency of the - W'eatliticl arrived at half-past :,. ..fipir o'clock in the afternoon, having only halted the • men ford quarter of„in ho„lff,_to.take some refresh ment; - when they had, performed one half of : this • long day's march. • .I had sent on before me , BrigA dier Don JOSBr. MARbt.DE.ALOS, to take the corri t mand of the troops, to examine the situatiozr of the enemy, to station the _corps that were, previously there, and had evacuated the•eity, .in proper p0ii..... tioni, and to colle4 whatever intormation,he could \., for my guidance. This. Officer has, in , ev'ery:respeO, performed his duty, .13.4 have ;also . th' Lieutenant ,Colotfel ct fia)gineers, Don Jos PanTp•,, -and Cap.. tats Don SEBASTIAN S. JUAN, whom I pleeed 4-rldaia his orders. 1 " The company of cbasseura of the army whom